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1.228 jufi 18: <h2><font color="#e00000">Hardware wanted</font></h2>
19: <hr>
1.1 deraadt 20:
1.228 jufi 21: <h3><font color="#e00000">Why do we want your old hardware?</font></h3>
1.1 deraadt 22: <p>
23: The following list outlines hardware that the OpenBSD project could use.
24: Some of this is being requested so that developers can improve or add driver
25: support for devices which are rare; other requests are for hardware that
26: will improve our development environment. In either case, we think we are
1.78 deraadt 27: being reasonable at asking for these devices.<p>
1.1 deraadt 28:
1.78 deraadt 29: If you do not own these devices, but want to help us, we recommend you
1.228 jufi 30: search on <a href="http://www.ebay.com">eBay</a> for the devices. If
1.78 deraadt 31: you do the bidding and then get the device shipped to us, it really
32: helps us. It's much better if our developers do not need to spend the
33: time going through the bidding process, since any time saved can be
1.118 deraadt 34: spent on improving OpenBSD instead.<p>
1.109 niklas 35:
1.258 david 36: Some regions of the world have a specific want list for that area. If you are
37: in one of these regions, first check to see what developers close to you are in
38: need of or want to work on support for.
39:
40: <ul>
41: <li><a href="#asia">Asia</a>
1.286 robert 42: <li><a href="#ce-eur">Central Eastern Europe</a>
1.258 david 43: <li><a href="#n-eur">Northern Europe</a>
44: <li><a href="#n-sa">South America</a>
45: </ul>
1.22 deraadt 46:
1.228 jufi 47: <h3><font color="#e00000">Additional Notes</font></h3>
1.1 deraadt 48: <p>
1.228 jufi 49: <ul>
1.90 deraadt 50: <li>In each case, please contact
1.228 jufi 51: <a href="mailto:deraadt@openbsd.org">Theo de Raadt</a>
1.2 mickey 52: before simply shipping hardware around. (So that we can decide where
1.90 deraadt 53: the hardware needs to be shipped to).<p>
54: <li>As an extra incentive, Theo is willing to trade quantities of stickers
55: for some of these things.<p>
56: <li>When shipping over International borders, never use UPS regular service,
57: because they charge incredible fees for brokerage.<p>
1.228 jufi 58: </ul>
1.1 deraadt 59:
1.90 deraadt 60: <hr>
1.22 deraadt 61:
1.228 jufi 62: <h3><font color="#e00000">The want list</font></h3>
63: <ul>
1.249 miod 64: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">Infrastructure requirements</font></h4>
1.51 deraadt 65: <ul>
1.277 deraadt 66: <li>gigabit switches
1.249 miod 67: <li>Really fast PC motherboard+cpu combinations. To increase our
68: development efforts on a continual basis, two of our x86 machines
69: need to be upgraded about every 4-5 months.
70: <li>A small FDDI concentrator.
1.277 deraadt 71: <li>Fairly large UPS (Calgary).
1.272 deraadt 72: <li>Hardware RAID solutions.
1.249 miod 73: <li>DLT backup changer.
1.277 deraadt 74: <li>Brand new U2W or LVD 18GB or larger disk drives.
75: <li>AMD64 and i386 hardware, especially with multiple processors
1.40 deraadt 76: </ul>
77: <p>
1.228 jufi 78: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">PCI gear</font></h4>
1.40 deraadt 79: <ul>
1.150 deraadt 80: <li>More Gigabit Ethernet PCI cards.
1.182 nate 81: <li>Broadcom BCM570x based Gigabit ethernet
1.218 mickey 82: <ul>
83: <li>3Com 3c996-T gigE NIC
84: <li>SysKonnect 9D21 gigE NIC
85: <li>Dell PowerEdge 2550 server with integrated BCM5700
86: </ul>
1.272 deraadt 87: <li>Adaptec 7xxx-based PCI SCSI boards
1.40 deraadt 88: </ul>
89: <p>
1.228 jufi 90: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">USB 2.0 gear</font></h4>
1.189 nate 91: <ul>
1.225 nate 92: <li>USB 2.0 2.5" Hard Disk Drive
93: <li>USB 2.0 CD Burner
1.189 nate 94: <li>USB 2.0 Hub
1.225 nate 95: <li>Any non umass USB 2.0 devices
1.189 nate 96: </ul>
97: <p>
1.228 jufi 98: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">USB gear</font></h4>
1.113 aaron 99: <ul>
1.288 deraadt 100: <li>USB Audio output devices
1.267 drahn 101: <li><em>Prism Based</em> USB 802.11B adapters.
1.113 aaron 102: </ul>
103: <p>
1.228 jufi 104: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">PC Card (PCMCIA)</font></h4>
1.119 aaron 105: <ul>
106: <li>Any CardBus cards, especially Ethernet and SCSI.
1.137 fgsch 107: <li>Xircom RealPort 10/100 Ethernet + 56K modem + GSM.
108: <li>A couple Intel EtherExpress 10/100.
1.138 aaron 109: <li>ATA Flash cards.
1.143 aaron 110: <li>Any CompactFlash+ Ethernet adapters.
1.119 aaron 111: </ul>
1.277 deraadt 112:
1.119 aaron 113: <p>
1.252 grange 114: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">ATA (IDE) and Serial ATA gear (contact grange@openbsd.org [Russia])</font></h4>
115: <ul>
116: <li>Any ATA (IDE) controllers.
117: <li>Serial ATA controllers (Promise PDC20376, Intel 31244)
118: <li>Serial-to-parallel ATA converters.
119: <li>Any Serial ATA drives.
120: </ul>
121: <p>
1.249 miod 122: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">Alpha hardware</font></h4>
1.40 deraadt 123: <ul>
1.249 miod 124: <li>Some alpha hardware in North America.
125: <li>We are especially looking for alphas better than the
126: Multia and axppci33 models.
1.40 deraadt 127: </ul>
1.249 miod 128: <p>
1.290 marco 129: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">Fibre Channel gear (contact marco@openbsd.org [USA])</font></h4>
130: <ul>
131: <li>FC switches or hubs (including GBIC's)
132: <li>FC enclosures (with or without embedded RAID)
133: <li>FC HBA's
134: <li>FC HDD's
135: <li>FC cables copper & fiber optic
136: </ul>
137: <p>
1.249 miod 138: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">hp300 gear (contact millert@openbsd.org [USA] or
139: miod@openbsd.org [France])</font></h4>
140: <ul>
141: <li>HP 9000/425e
142: <li>HP 9000/362 or 9000/382 (preferred)
143: <li>HP 9000/380 or 9000/385 (preferred)
144: <li>HP 9000/320 or 9000/350 (preferred)
145: <li>HP 9000/332
146: <li>HP 98547 6-bit color Topcat frame buffer DIO-II card
147: <li>HP 98700 or 98710 Gatorbox frame buffer DIO-I card
148: <li>HP 98720 Renaissance frame buffer DIO-I card
149: <li>HP 98730 DaVinci frame buffer DIO-II card
150: <li>HP 98702 TurboVRX frame buffer DIO-II card
1.253 miod 151: <li>Any unsupported HIL device (audio module, dials, knobs, quadrature...)
1.249 miod 152: </ul>
1.5 espie 153: <p>
1.228 jufi 154: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">HPPA gear (contact mickey@openbsd.org [USA])</font></h4>
1.123 deraadt 155:
1.40 deraadt 156: <ul>
1.245 mickey 157: <li>Hitachi 3050RX/200, 3050RX/10C
1.52 mickey 158: <li>HP 9000/712 multiprotocol interface card (HP A4015A)
159: <li>HP 9000/712 2nd graphics w/ 2nd LAN card (HP A4212A)
1.208 mickey 160: <li>HP 9000/712 IEEE488 card
161: (<a href="http://www.tamsinc.com/hpib/50488.htm">TAMS 50488</a>)
1.246 miod 162: <li>Any unsupported HIL device (audio module, button box, dials, knobs, quadrature...)
1.40 deraadt 163: </ul>
164: <p>
1.249 miod 165: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">i386 gear</font></h4>
166: <ul>
167: <li>Some sort of x86 In-Circuit-Emulator, for debugging really hard bugs.
168: </ul>
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1.249 miod 170: <p>
1.280 miod 171: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">ia64 gear</font></h4>
172: <ul>
173: <li>Any Itanium 2-based machine, preferrably with an Intel chipset (Europe).
174: </ul>
1.282 miod 175: -->
176: <p>
177: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">OMRON Luna gear (contact aoyama@openbsd.org
178: [Japan] and miod@openbsd.org [France])</font></h4>
179: <ul>
180: <li>Luna-88K or Luna-88K2 systems.
181: <li>On-board specific I/O processor and related devices (serial ports,
182: floppy interface...) documentation.
183: </ul>
1.280 miod 184: <p>
1.228 jufi 185: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">Motorola mvme68k/mvme88k gear (contact
1.289 miod 186: miod@openbsd.org [France])</font></h4>
1.50 smurph 187: <ul>
1.273 miod 188: <li>MC88110 Second Generation RISC Microprocessor User's Manual (MC88110UM),
1.289 miod 189: in printed or electronic form.
190: <li>88Open ELF ABI specification.
191: <li>MVME180 <i>``Angelfire''</i> board.
192: <li>MVME181 board.
1.273 miod 193: <li>MVME187 board (Canada).
1.289 miod 194: <li>MVME330 Ethernet board.
1.203 miod 195: <li>MVME339 Ethernet documentation.
1.218 mickey 196: <li>Any type of VME 6U chassis.
1.50 smurph 197: </ul>
198: <p>
1.228 jufi 199: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">PowerPC hardware (contact drahn@openbsd.org [USA])</font></h4>
1.97 rahnds 200: <ul>
1.259 jolan 201: <li>Apple G4 tower machine.
202: <li>Power Mac G5 system.
1.97 rahnds 203: <li>iBook system.
204: <li>Programmer Reference Guides on any recent Apple hardware.
205: </ul>
206: <p>
1.249 miod 207: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">Sparc and Sparc64 gear</font></h4>
208: <ul>
1.271 miod 209: <li>SparcStation 20.
1.249 miod 210: <li>UltraSPARC-III based machine (like Blade 1000)
211: <li>Some PCI ultrasparc machines.
1.279 brad 212: <li>Sun Ultra 10 memory, preferably 256MB kits (X7032A) or 512MB kits (X7033A).
1.271 miod 213: <li>SparcStation 20 motherboard.
1.249 miod 214: <li>SBUS fas fast-wide SCSI card (hme or non-hme card).
215: <li>SBUS pcmcia adapters (using STP4020 or similar chipset).
216: <li>SBUS "xbox" sbus expander.
217: <li>More very fast hypersparc modules.
218: <li>P4 cgfour frame buffer.
219: <li>VME cgeight frame buffer.
220: <li>TGX+ frame buffer.
221: <li>"CompactPCI" chassis for SPARCengine CP1500 (preferably with rear slot & 1 standard PCI; without H.110)
222: <li>Sun CompactPCI XCP-TRN I/O card
1.122 miod 223: </ul>
224: <p>
1.149 hugh 225: <a name="vax"></a>
1.228 jufi 226: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">VAX gear (contact hugh@openbsd.org [Canada] and bjc@openbsd.org [USA])</font></h4>
1.187 hugh 227:
1.135 hugh 228: <ul>
1.211 hugh 229: <li><b>Any Fast VAX:</b> We do native builds!
1.254 miod 230: <li><b>A VAXstation 4000/90 machine (or just its motherboard)</b> in Europe.
1.247 hugh 231: <li><b>QBUS Cards:</b> DELQA, KFQSA, DZ-11, DL-11, CMD CQD-443, CXY-08, CXA-16, etc.
1.211 hugh 232: <li><b>DSSI Drives:</b> RF35 or RF36 in BA440 ISE (or bare).
1.247 hugh 233: <li><b>SCSI Drives:</b> We need single ended drives 2GB or larger.
234: <li><b>IDE/ATA Drives:</b> A large IDE drive would be useful.
235: <li><b>Misc Cables:</b> MMJ serial, BC21M DSSI, short 50 pin amphenol SCSI cable.
236: <li><b>Memory:</b> 2 MS40-BA kits (8MB VLC), 3 MS44L-BA (8MB MicroVAX 3100)
1.211 hugh 237: <li><b>Any unsupported VAX hardware!</b>
1.135 hugh 238: </ul>
239: <p>
1.228 jufi 240: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">Miscellaneous</font></h4>
1.46 jason 241: <ul>
1.218 mickey 242: <li>Any Ultra, Ultra/Wide, LVD SE SCSI drives. We need these to further
1.106 smurph 243: SCSI driver development. Please, please, please!
244: <li>Any Ultra, Ultra/Wide, LVD SE SCSI cables. Internal and External.
1.162 pvalchev 245: Also needed for new SCSI driver development.
1.46 jason 246: <li>External MII (PHY) interface (HPDB40 connector)
1.70 deraadt 247: <li>A MIDI playback device, so that the MIDI support can be kept solid.
1.73 deraadt 248: <li>Any spare IDE/ATAPI devices people might have. It's a mess,
249: and high quality software requires that we have PLENTY of test
250: devices in use!
1.46 jason 251: </ul>
1.47 jason 252: <p>
1.228 jufi 253: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">Documentation</font></h4>
1.90 deraadt 254: <ul>
1.150 deraadt 255: <li>POSIX.1 specifications document (purchased from IETF).
1.158 jufi 256: <li>Any other major relevant Unix standards document (i.e. XPG, Unix99, etc)
1.90 deraadt 257: </ul>
1.228 jufi 258: </ul>
1.1 deraadt 259:
1.257 david 260: <a name=asia></a>
261: <h3><font color="#e00000">Want list for Asia (contact kevlo@openbsd.org [Taiwan])</font></h3>
262: <ul>
263: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">ARM hardware</font></h4>
264: <ul>
265: <li>HP Jornada 728
266: <li>Intel IXM1200 reference platform
267: </ul>
268: <p>
269: </ul>
270:
1.286 robert 271: <a name=ce-eur></a>
272: <h3><font color="#e00000">Want list for Central Eastern Europe (contact robert@openbsd.org [Hungary])</font></h3>
273: <ul>
274: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">PCI gear</font></h4>
275: <ul>
276: <li>Any bktr(4) device, that does not work yet</li>
277: </ul>
278: </ul>
279:
1.109 niklas 280: <a name=n-eur></a>
1.228 jufi 281: <h3><font color="#e00000">Want list for Northern Europe (contact niklas@openbsd.org [Sweden])</font></h3>
282: <ul>
283: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">SMP hardware</font></h4>
1.109 niklas 284: <ul>
285: <li>SMP-capable i386 motherboards with or without CPUs.
286: <li>Intel CPUs in matching pair or more.
287: <li>SMP-capable alpha computers.
1.180 niklas 288: <li>SMP-capable sparc computers.
1.109 niklas 289: </ul>
290: <p>
1.228 jufi 291: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">Storage</font></h4>
1.109 niklas 292: <ul>
1.180 niklas 293: <li>Large (20-30 GB) laptop IDE disks.
1.121 smurph 294: <li>Wide, Ultra-wide and Ultra2, & Ultra160 LVD SCSI disks.
1.180 niklas 295: <li>Large SCSI tape device (>30GB uncompressed), preferably with a
1.218 mickey 296: changer.
1.180 niklas 297: <li>UW/LVD SCSI cables.
1.109 niklas 298: <li>Unsupported hardware RAID cards.
1.180 niklas 299: <li>External disk enclosures, preferrably rack-mountable.
1.218 mickey 300: Hot-swap functionality is yet a bonus.
1.117 espie 301: <li>Any kind of RAM, SIMMs & DIMMs are always useful.
1.109 niklas 302: </ul>
303: <p>
1.228 jufi 304: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">Network</font></h4>
1.116 niklas 305: <ul>
1.235 nate 306: <li>1000baseSX GBIC
1.180 niklas 307: <li>HP 4000M Gigabit ethernet modules, both 1000baseSX and copper
308: is interesting.
1.116 niklas 309: </ul>
1.109 niklas 310: <p>
1.228 jufi 311: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">Miscellaneous</font></h4>
1.167 niklas 312: <ul>
313: <li>A 19" rack in the vicinity of Gothenburg.
1.180 niklas 314: <li>Rack-mountable cases accepting regular AT or ATX motherboards.
315: <li>A small UPS.
316: <li>Electronic console switch.
1.167 niklas 317: </ul>
318: <p>
1.228 jufi 319: </ul>
1.109 niklas 320:
1.160 fgsch 321: <a name=n-sa></a>
1.228 jufi 322: <h3><font color="#e00000">Want list for South America (contact fgsch@openbsd.org [Argentina])</font></h3>
323: <ul>
324: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">VAX gear</font></h4>
1.213 fgsch 325: <ul>
326: <li>Any Fast VAX.
327: </ul>
328: <p>
1.228 jufi 329: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">Sparc gear</font></h4>
1.159 fgsch 330: <ul>
1.213 fgsch 331: <li>SS20 VSIMM.
332: <li>Floppy drive.
333: <li>Any supported Sparc hardware.
1.238 fgsch 334: <li>A Sun-compatible SCSI CD-Rom drive for an Ultra 1.
1.159 fgsch 335: </ul>
336: <p>
1.228 jufi 337: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">PCMCIA</font></h4>
1.160 fgsch 338: <ul>
1.213 fgsch 339: <li>Any xe(4) 10/100 card.
1.160 fgsch 340: </ul>
341: <p>
1.228 jufi 342: <li><h4><font color="#0000e0">Infrastructure</font></h4>
1.159 fgsch 343: <ul>
1.213 fgsch 344: <li>A 100Mbit hub.
345: <li>Any x86 mobo with cpu.
1.159 fgsch 346: </ul>
347: <p>
1.228 jufi 348: </ul>
1.159 fgsch 349:
1.1 deraadt 350: <hr>
1.90 deraadt 351:
1.228 jufi 352: <h3><font color="#e00000">Previously Donated</font></h3>
1.34 deraadt 353: Since this web page was created in Oct, 1998, people have donated the
354: following items which we requested here. Those people are listed in
1.228 jufi 355: the ranks of our <a href="donations.html">donations page</a>. Thanks!
1.33 deraadt 356: <p>
357: <ul>
1.96 aaron 358: <li>SBUS qec+qe Ethernet card
1.261 jolan 359: <li>2 SBUS hme fast Ethernet cards
1.33 deraadt 360: <li>ISAPNP Adaptec 1542
1.96 aaron 361: <li>ISAPNP SMC EtherEZ 8416 Ethernet card
362: <li>PCI AdvanSys ABP940UW SCSI card
1.175 mickey 363: <li>EISA Bustek 740C.
1.253 miod 364: <li>Netgear FS508 10/100Mbit switch with 8 ports
1.175 mickey 365: <li>A fast 4GB SCSI disk drive.
1.40 deraadt 366: <li>Adaptec 1535
367: <li>New, fast, small 9GB disk drive (SEAGATE ST39102LW)
1.96 aaron 368: <li>SBUS isp fast-wide SCSI card
1.49 deraadt 369: <li>64MB memory modules for SPARCStation-10.
1.175 mickey 370: <li>Intel EtherExpress 16.
371: <li>hp735 AUI Ethernet card.
1.65 mickey 372: <li>GSC network and video cards, gecko's cards, memory modules, hil mouse,
1.210 fgsch 373: hd brackets.
1.67 deraadt 374: <li>ISAPNP GUS sound card
375: <li>ISAPNP ym/opl sound card
376: <li>Numerous EtherExpress 100 cards.
1.68 deraadt 377: <li>Intel EE Pro 10 PCI card.
1.72 smurph 378: <li>MVME197 Single Board Computer (88110 processor)
379: <li>MVME374 Ethernet Board (LANCE)
1.82 mickey 380: <li>3COM 3C507 Card
1.86 deraadt 381: <li>Syskonnect SK-9843 Gigabit PCI card
382: <li>3com 3c985-SX Gigabit PCI card
383: <li>Netgear fs509 8*100 + gigabit switch.
384: <li>Netgear gs504 4-port gigabit switch.
385: <li>pcmcia 260MB ATA card.
1.96 aaron 386: <li>9GB fast-wide differential SCSI disk.
387: <li>fast-wide differential SCSI cable.
1.90 deraadt 388: <li>ISAPNP modem.
389: <li>Weird ISAPNP sound card with IDE connector.
1.228 jufi 390: <li>SM81-1 (partial donation from <a href="http://www.memoryx.com">MemoryX</a>
1.250 henning 391: (they reduced the price for OpenBSD))
1.91 smurph 392: <li>MVME172 Single Board Computer. (68060 processor)
393: <li>MVME177 Single Board Computer. (68060 processor)
1.92 deraadt 394: <li>Adaptec AIC-7890/7891/7895 and AIC-7860 programmers manual
1.99 deraadt 395: <li>A medium-sized UPS for the OpenBSD mail and lists machine (Boulder Colorado).
1.101 deraadt 396: <li>MBus ROSS HyperSPARC 125MHz cpu module.
397: <li>AdvanSys 3940U2W SCSI cards (preferably two: one for PC and one for
398: Mac development)
399: <li>Sun type4 keyboard.
1.103 jason 400: <li>3Com 3c900b Ethernet card
1.111 deraadt 401: <li>Two alpha machines for Sweden.
1.210 fgsch 402: <li>SMP i386 machines -- for the moment, we have received enough. Thanks.
403: If we need more, we will ask again.
1.111 deraadt 404: <li>Intel FXP with National Semiconductor (DP83840, nsphy) phy Ethernet card
1.112 smurph 405: <li>EISA machine with 2 AHA-2742 Adaptec controllers
406: <li>AHA-2842 VLB Adaptec controller
407: <li>AHA-2902 PCI Adaptec controller
1.121 smurph 408: <li>AHA-2940u2w PCI Adaptec controllers
409: <li>AHA-29160 PCI Adaptec controllers
1.134 deraadt 410: <li>AHA-2740 EISA Adaptec controllers
1.121 smurph 411: <li>AHA-2940UW PCI Adaptec controllers
412: <li>AHA-2940UW Pro PCI Adaptec controller
1.120 fgsch 413: <li>3Com 3c562B Lan+Modem card
414: <li>3Com 3c589B Lan card
1.124 niklas 415: <li>12GB laptop disk
1.132 millert 416: <li>Hypersparc SS20 rom (version 2.25).
1.129 fgsch 417: <li>PC Card Standard 7.1
1.133 fgsch 418: <li>Sun PCMCIA Interface/SBus Card
1.175 mickey 419: <li>HP EISA LAN Adapter, A3303-40.
1.138 aaron 420: <li>D-Link DFE-550TX Ethernet cards
1.139 deraadt 421: <li>Two DEC PCI FDDI cards
1.175 mickey 422: <li>Two 3W-5400 IDE RAID cards.
423: <li>AMI MegaRAID 428, 475, and 467 series.
1.145 fgsch 424: <li>SPARCStation-20.
1.175 mickey 425: <li>HP9000/712 cards: video, serial+aui, telephony, serial.
1.149 hugh 426: <li>Vaxstation 3100 m76
1.152 mickey 427: <li>A VME 6U chassis
1.174 fgsch 428: <li>some memory for HP9000 machines, GSC-EISA adapter.
429: <li>A 6-drive scsi-II hot-swappable disk array.
430: <li>Compaq PCI SMARTArray 2/P.
1.164 fgsch 431: <li>Sun type 5 keyboard + mouse, SCSI+ethernet card.
1.174 fgsch 432: <li>various sizes wide scsi drives.
433: <li>AUReal Vortex card.
434: <li>Xircom cardbus realport with GSM cable.
435: <li>Adaptec RAID controller (Dell PERC 3/Si).
436: <li>2 9GB Ultra160 LVD drives.
437: <li>ICP-Vortex GDT6518RS RAID controller.
1.167 niklas 438: <li>4 18GB Ultra160 LVD SCA drives.
439: <li>4 Pentium II CPUs, and a bunch of DIMMs and RIMMS.
1.174 fgsch 440: <li>512M PC100 222 DIMM.
441: <li>Sparc20 CD-rom.
442: <li>Sun PCMCIA Interface/SBus Card.
1.244 fgsch 443: <li>HP9000/C360.
1.175 mickey 444: <li>Original DPT RAID card.
1.244 fgsch 445: <li>Dell Perc 3/DC Raid controller.
446: <li>ABit BP6 Dual-PPGA motherboard.
1.191 fgsch 447: <li>Sparc Quad Fast Ethernet card.
1.192 fgsch 448: <li>3Com 3C19250 USB ethernet card.
1.193 miod 449: <li>MVME197LE card.
1.194 fgsch 450: <li>ROSS HyperSPARC 150MHZ cpu + 2.25 prom, 2 64MB DIMMs for Sparc.
451: <li>Sun type 5 keyboard + mouse, Sparc20 CD-rom and floppy.
1.198 fgsch 452: <li>Xircom Realport 10/100+Modem 56.
1.199 fgsch 453: <li>SunSwift card.
1.207 hugh 454: <li>USB PCI controller and hard drive enclosure.
1.210 fgsch 455: <li>SoundBlaster Audigy.
456: <li>UltraSparc 1 170/E, SunSwift card.
1.211 hugh 457: <li>BC21M-09 Cable.
1.212 fgsch 458: <li>2 Prism II cards, PCI adapter.
1.244 fgsch 459: <li>PBT-315 PCI Analyzer.
460: <li>SS20 VSIMM.
461: <li>Vigra VS10 SBus framebuffer.
462: <li>Two power supplies for "Aurora" chassis (SS 5/20).
463: <li>SBus TGX+ framebuffer.
464: <li>One GX, two TGX and one TGX+ SBus framebuffer.
465: <li>SunSwift and PCMCIA Interface/SBus cards.
1.248 fgsch 466: <li>AUI to 10BaseT Transceiver.
1.260 mickey 467: <li>miniPCI Aironet card.
1.263 fgsch 468: <li>One DWL-AG650 and one SMC2635W.
1.265 mickey 469: <li>A bunch of HP9000 B180L machines w/ goodies
1.268 jolan 470: <li>SS5: 170 MHz system.
1.269 otto 471: <li>HP9000 715/50, monitor and external disks.
1.270 fgsch 472: <li>MMJ to DB9 cable.
1.281 jolan 473: <li>HP9000 735/125 system.
1.282 miod 474: <li>HP rx2600 Itanium-2 system.
1.287 mickey 475: <li>Mylex DAC960P
476: <li>HP 4943 RAID
1.291 otto 477: <li>Fast, new 36GB SCSI LVD disk
1.33 deraadt 478: </ul>
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